If a complainant disagrees with the Director of the Commission's dismissal of his written complaint, what should the complainant do?

The correct course of action for a complainant who disagrees with the Director of the Commission's dismissal of a written complaint is to submit a request in writing, accompanied by a $100 filing fee, for the entire Commission to review the determination. This process ensures that the complaint receives the thorough consideration it deserves by the full Commission rather than solely being handled by the Director.

It allows for a formal re-evaluation of the case and an opportunity for the complainant to present their concerns to a broader body that may offer a different perspective or outcome. This step is critical in ensuring that the complainant's rights and grievances are adequately addressed within the appropriate procedural framework established by the Commission.

Other potential actions, such as contacting the Chairman directly, filing for a hearing before the Attorney General, or pursuing a hearing in Circuit Court, do not follow the structured process laid out for appeals within the Commission and may not address the complaint in the manner intended by the complaint resolution process.